AZALEA
“Alright, here we go then,” Willow said. She pointed to her left. “Stand there and face the other direction.”
I followed her instructions. “You will be able to see him, but he will look like a ghost; I guess that is the best way to describe it. He will be able to see you as well. Head to toe. If there is something you don’t want him to see, I suggest you make sure you don’t let it on.”
“Can he see the whole room?” I asked.
“No, just you,” she answered. “I am pretty strong, but you probably have only ten minutes or so for this spell. I can’t tell you how long the other witch may be able to last on this, though. I suggest you two get to the point and get there quickly.”
“Understood,” I told her. I took a deep breath and stood as tall as I could. I didn’t come off as threatening
